Jimmie Johnson

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Jimmie Johnson is a central character in Stephen Crane’s novella "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets," depicted as Maggie’s rough, working-class brother in the slums of New York City.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Maggie: A Girl of the Streets NERFINISHED
appearsInMedium novella
associatedWithTheme family dysfunction
moral hypocrisy
urban poverty
violence
characterTrait aggressive
judgmental
protective of family honor
rough
streetwise
childOf Mary Johnson NERFINISHED
conflictWith Maggie Johnson NERFINISHED
Mary Johnson NERFINISHED
createdBy Stephen Crane NERFINISHED
embodies harshness of slum life
gender male
languageOfWork English
laterEditionPublisherOfWork D. Appleton & Company (1896 edition of Maggie: A Girl of the Streets) NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod American realism NERFINISHED
moralStanceTowardMaggie condemns her relationship with Pete
narrativeRole foil to Maggie Johnson
representative of Bowery masculinity
nationality American
occupation truck driver
portrayedAs product of his environment
publisherOfFirstEditionWork self-published by Stephen Crane (for Maggie: A Girl of the Streets)
relationshipToPete hostile
residence New York City slums NERFINISHED
settingOfLife Bowery neighborhood of New York City NERFINISHED
sibling Maggie Johnson NERFINISHED
Tommy Johnson NERFINISHED
socialClass working class
yearOfWorkFirstPublication 1893

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